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Imagine Magazine Question For 11/8
Page Scrawler replied to Comicality's topic in Comicality's Shack Clubhouse's Cafe
I do cry in emotional situations, but it depends on the circumstances. When I heard that my Aunt Laura (whom I had never actually met in person) had passed away? I felt sorry for my grandmother, my mother, etc, but I personally felt no connection to her. When my son, Max, called me "Daddy" for the first time after the adoption was finalized? I definitely turned into a blubbering mess! Certain movies like Heartstone or Love, Simon, move me for different reasons. I've always been someone who wears his heart on his sleeve, and if I ever got choked up watching a movie in a high school classroom, so be it. It's not healthy or human to bottle everything up inside. -
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Hey, Albert and Steve.
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Yep. Normally, Morgan and I use a Bisquick recipe, but I decided to teach Max how to make a pie crust earlier this afternoon. Closer to dinnertime, he helped me grate the cheese, whisk the eggs, etc. We also made a second batch of pie dough for apple strudel.
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It feels odd to say hello to you and Mum without giving scratches to the wee lad.
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We had Quiche Lorraine for dinner.
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@Comicality @MrM This is Elliot Hanna. He co-starred in Billy Elliot: The Musical with Tom Holland.
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Make sure it's easy to clean....
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Thanks, Dugh. It's really an amazing feeling. Hey, Tea Bat.
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After we got home from the grocery store, Max was helping me put away the groceries, and he asked, "Daddy, can we have tacos for dinner tomorrow?" I started to say, "Sure, honey, whatever you want." I got as far as "Whatev--" before I realized what he'd said. Then I started crying. That was the first time he'd ever called Morgan or I by anything besides our names. That was the first time he'd felt secure enough to do so. I was devastated in the best possible way. This little boy completely stole my heart in that moment.
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He doesn't talk back, does he?
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Max helped me with a batch of meatballs for spaghetti.
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@Comicality Here's a short film from the director of "Heartstone".
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Hey, Cassie. Sorry to hear that.
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Max is on the floor right now, pushing a little rubber ball around for Sneakers to amuse himself. Sneakers doesn't "fetch" the way a dog would; rather, he chases the ball with his nose and swats at it, like a cat.
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Hey, Bertie. How are you and Steve faring?
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Hey, Val.
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I'm so sorry for your loss, Dugh. I'm sure wherever he is now, Thistle thanks you for your kindness and remembers the wonderful walks you took together.
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The dog I mentioned earlier did that, too. The seizures threw off his balance/equilibrium. I really pray that Thistle's condition is treatable.
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Found a new book on Goodreads. It won't be published until May 2022, but I thought it sounded good enough to share. Written by Shawn Amos, son of Wally "Famous" Amos, the story is a loose biography of his childhood.
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Make sure to clean the molds before you do any chocolate making!
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Hey, practice makes perfect! And I look forward to seeing the next one.
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Thanks, Dugh. *scratches Thistle on his belly*
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You'll always be our pretty Tinkerbell.
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Thanks, B.
